The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-08-07
LIVELY TIMES AT MONMOUTH
orp BARNUM BEATS THE WTNNER OF
THIS YEARS SUBURBAN

r,...,,, Lands tho Palisnde Stakes for the
Pittsburgh Fhn Makes Himself
p.,vn-A change oG rtckets Casts Him
a,uo-AHistnkes In the Netting Ring.
Gwen interesting races attracted IN i'm
.aroo crowd to Monmouth. Park yesterday.
Tho bet;ing enclosure was packed with
...al,.rinp mass OF Investors at leasta quarter
,, an hour before tho signal came that the
sorses were at the post for the first race.
rbose who have looked down Into the Stock
r,ebnnco during panic in Wall street can
-, somo idea OF the crush and business
,,,nsactcd in the bottlng ring on asaturday.
pnt the Exchange would not hold half tho
,nmber that surged in tho betting ring with
,.ady money in their hands to place on the
horses they had selected to win.
Ono rather tall young follow OF about 20, ap-
earring more like q clerk than sporting man.
,,ade himself known yesterday In an unex-
oected way. He ilrst appeared on Thursday.
nI.king UP $4,000 on Omaha. o nice little sum
N sunbeam. and other winnings in quiet
ray amounting in NIL to about $4,000. The
,n,,na man was Pittsburgh PHI. whom some
nithe leading bookmakers, while on their way
homo on that day said they had not seon, add
inr that they would like to mako his acauaint-
,nee, rs they had heard that he was the COM
ips plunger that had scooped tho operators in
the West
The Young man WINS on hand earlyayesterdsy.
scannng the card carefully, as he always docs.
uithout relying on tips. he selected Eolian In
the frat race in preference to Bess. the Mary
land FLY that headed the bookmakers' States
Planting 500 In various boxes rs he went
along the line. no came to McDonalds stand
~ MS another young man was investing
6 on the same horse. In tho rush Of business
the IS ticket was showed into Pittsburgh Pills
hands and tho 500 ticket into the hands Of tho
stranger. After making his round the young
plunger discovered the mistake. Ho returned
10 McDonald's stand and stated the case. The
clerks remembered the transacti9n, and the
made DSSk so on Eolian ing Was made around
aS:od the 500 ticket after the r1ee: ealing for
sos ssIeqaS 5sahSed he Was
"a a Judges n%fho Ihe a.sa
ss tle men to ths the, juSss,ss e.. box ts.;
tbe v money should Be paid to t6s psrson having
he Ticket in his possession. Hat ado.on spch
he nd men ao h 1hS s9 ss;
each Zach race, and they arc eibowed to ene side BE-
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q odds Of 8 to 8. The longest OF odds were
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q Kingston. Who was striving for tie lead on
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out out q t Tie EIGHTY nominated appeared at the
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stake eyeAtskSeping out q as RE- re f II fhs
golt Nov q. Never, erowding hin: DTysF
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and Ss sunnins With SsyIish. to spats dSyn liz
q Tie rucf In the middle Of the track. tapping
the leader and winning the race By neck.
started hi H GRsnS Bsss o. s ssy te
iavorlts. with Mr.. Cassatt's colt Eolian close
second choice Ts rae % sn1S aR Ssaa
head and head In tho lead past the half-mile
@ Ss them a sRs sAfaEx rae ssn
Q good run ho made. DashIng out q. half fur
T sSf ~ as an 9Rse
nIhlonslre mas Won ut MONMOUTH. ,,.,
gulshed Himself in ills fifth race. q handicap
9ta mile and u half, tho longest OF the day, BY
deiea!in@ Mr.. Cassatts colt Eurus. that Deal
Barnum aud eighteen others In the Suburban
on the opening day ut sheepshead Bay. The
aged son Of bonnie Scotland with Fitzpatrick
IN the saddle. was made, iayorlte at even
money: turus, ridden by Harvard, rated at
to 3 against, whila Dwyer Brothers Ferona,
with only " pounds to carry, vas backed
al TO /. ltarnum carried the top
weight, l22 pounds, Eurus having seven less.
Newlneyer took THE track with sthe light
Eeehted fllly, leading for more than a mile.
Gurus running In second place. A roar Of
ioices rolled ont to BarnuIn when he assumed
command on the turn TO the hopestretch, and
Perona faded away in the rear Eurus made
game fight with the tough campaigner in the
Straight, hat Bagnum outiastod him. winning
hemcc. with moro than length to spare.
h235. ,
Tic remarkable fenturo OF the welter hanai-
cap sweepstakes ut three-quarters OF q mile
vas the fact that Young Duke. with the
enormous load OF los pounds, twenty more
than any other horse In the Held OF seEcn, WAS
made a favorite at 5 to Q on him. Garrison
vas In the saddle on the favorite; The start
was o poor one for the Snapper. He got away
next 70 last while Raymond and Bill Brfen
ING the way into the stretch, where Donohme
moved Mr.. Belmonts fllly Tarbonche TO the
'front.', and won by, three lengths. Young DuSe